Letters to the Boston editor, November 26, 2010 In her article “Eat Me! Delicious Insects Will Save Us All,” Deirdre Fulton writes that “bugs could be a solution to a host of emerging problems, including world hunger and environmental woes.”

Letters to the Boston editor, October 1, 2010 I can’t believe that someone has not only taken the time to write about the sadistic nature of Massachusetts prisons, but also interviewed all the right people. They have so much information but no media outlet has ever bothered to speak to them until now.

Letters to the Boston editor, August 13, 2010 I’m as liberal as the next guy, and I’ve been bothered for years by the distorted values and activities of the religious right in their pursuit of enforced conformity.

Letters to the Boston editor, July 23, 2010 Boston has a special place when it comes to the history of modern urban spaces in the United States. It has one of the worst of such spaces — the plaza in front of City Hall — and one of the best, the plaza of the Christian Science Center.

Letters to the Boston editor, July 2, 2010 I was extremely disappointed to read your close-minded, ignorant, and bigoted position on Governor Deval Patrick’s meeting with Muslims at the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury.

Letters to the Boston editor, June 18, 2010 David S. Bernstein’s article on the mayor’s feud with the firefighters and allegations that the city’s coffers are bigger than Mayor Tom Menino lets on is one of the only thoughtful treatments of this contract dispute to appear in the media.